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Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-10
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PatilatiiT, Drolgcsl swrlliuss. Dizziness.
wells iteaith ReasMer
1RouEh On cornz.
Ask fer Wslls eiIough 81 Corns, Iso.
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wagEs ,pniaas.
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Thin People.
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Rough Oh itch cuies hemors, ernptiona,
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Corrects offensive 9dors at once Complies
cure 0f worst chronic cases also unequaled Is
gaEgle fer DPhtheria Sore Throat, Foul
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-10
Bed-Bues. Files.


Fliess roaches, ants, bedbugs rats. mics
gallh4rs chgiunnks, cleared oue by sttouel
on ilatss l5c.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-10
Fair Dealing | Our MOTTO.
E.UchGHge Bought and Sold

Highest Cash Price paid
for Gold or silver Bullion, az
our Old etand,
MAIN ST. GLOBE.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-09-10

Wells Health Renewer restores hsaitl
and sig..rs cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, scxu
Al Dsbility Sl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
Presidential Appointments.

f;WAs#lseroN, Jan. 1.-THE President
to-day sont the following nominations to
the Senate: To be. United States Consuls,
0. s. Collins, Of Mississippi, at Charlotte.
town, Prince ,EIward's Island; Fred
Ellison, Of Indiana, st St. Helena; Thos.
7. Tunstall, oil Alabama, at Ascension.
Postmasters, r. Brown Henderson,
Frederick, Md; !, Alexander H. Brown,
Weston, W. Va; Jacob A. BoWles, Hick.
ory, n. O.; James Todd, franklin, La (;
VIM: Merritt, Mckinney, TeSas; Marion
n: Callan, Coleman, Texas; Matthew
Hillaman, Trenton, Tenn. !; William H.
Adkins, Rome, Ga. !; William @. Rich,
Anna, Illa.i W. A. Miller, Monticello,
Ills; John W. Lusk, Monmouth, Illa.I; NJ.
J. Briggs, Dodgeville, Wis; George ".
Allen, Sturgeon Bay, Wis; Nicholas F.
Carroll, Salina, Kss:; Hayden Dowdy,
Hollister, Gal. U VIM. Relch, East Port
land, Oregon John G.ITyle, -Osden City,
Utah; Andrew J. Bahney, Socorro, Now
1leAlCOs .-I.A HHsl. sI'.-F-.' &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
ARCHBISHOP ELDER
N TIE GEoHGE MOVEMENT
Tho Catholic Church Nat Arintd OF Ills Iu,
haenoe-The Allegation that tho Church
would use the Knights of Labor to Sup.
press George q Lively Fiction.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 1l.-Archbiahor
Elder, upon being asked as to the truth O
the report that tho Catholic church ant
the Knights Of Labor were united in on
position to the Henry George movement
wrote an answer, Of which the following
Is the substance.
The sensational article about the Catho
lie Church, the knights Of Labor aud
Henry George, that appeared in the Sun
has no foundation. The Archbishop took
part In the conference Of bishops held in
Baltimore, and the whole result was pub,
lishsd the next day. The rest OF tho srtl.
Gle Is gratuitous. The ides that Catholics
are afraid Mr.. George 10 going to de-.
stroy the church Is enough, OF itself, to
show the mental calibrs Of whoever ex.
pressed 1t, and the assertion that the
church is echeming to use the Ku!ghta OF
Labor for the suppression OF Mr.. George
or any other purpose, Ia simply q gfatuit.
ous invention thrown out to mako q sen.
sation. sl111 +
As regards Mr.. George there ia a little
dispute as to what are really his doctrines
and there is great deal as. to what s,e
the consequences and what would be
the result Of his threats. II he really dc.
niee that individuals can rightly and
Justly hold the ownerahip OF land, then
his doctrine Is false. contrary to tho teach.
Ing and to the law OF God, and TO the
best ineerests OF lsboring men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
THE GLENnocK BANK CASE,
Jacob S. norbst Held to Appear Before tho
United States Court,

Jacob S. nerbst Held to Appear Before tho
United States Court.
BALTIMORE, Jan. ll.-United States
Commlssioner Rogers, after argumen. by
District Attorney Hayes, for the Govern.
ment, and ex-D.sttict Attorney Sterling,
for the defense, to-day held Jacob s.
Herbst in 5000 bail for the action OF the
United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
trict Of Pennsylvania on the charge OF
aiding and abetting William Herbst, late
president, and Henry Seiiz, late cashier
OF the Glenrock Bank, of GienrocS, Pa.
to enbezzle tho funds Of the bank. ,.,
The Commissioner found from the tes.
timony that William Ii. Herbst took no
part in the alleged crime and discharged
him from custody. William Herost, who
is the father Of Jacob and William H.
Herbst, and the cashier, Henry Seitz,
have been indicted by the grand jury for
the Eastern district Of Pennsylvania.
Commissioner Rogers has had the case Of
Jacob =. Herbst and William Fl. Herbst
before him OF various times for several
weeks. Daniel Ludwig became surety for
Jacob s. Herbs:. The two brothers we're
arrested in Baltimore on the eth Of No.
vembor. They were in this city visiting
relatives at that time and tho arrest was
made on o telegram OF the United States
authorities Ct L sstern Pennsylvania. The
first hearing was on December 13, aud
there were Bsveral others, resulting in tho
action OF Commissioner Rogers to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
navitt On George,

CHICAGO, Jan. ll-John Fitzgerald,
President Of the Irish National League Of
America, and J. P. Sutton, treasurer,
both Of Lincoln, Neb, arrived at the
Grand Pacific this morning, and left in
the evening for Cincinnati to attend the
annual meeting of the executive council
Of the league on Wednesday. The two
gentlemen spent most OF tho afternoon
with Michael Davitt, who was also in the
city. Mr.. Dsvitt, when asked about the
recent Sensational article published by
Henry George on Father McGlynn, Of
New York, said that he considered 1t a
very urjuet. unwise and foolish article,
"and," MIR. Qavitt added, II shall tell Mr..
George 30 on my arrival in New York" I"
Mr.. Davitt said Mr.. George understood she
land question very we'll, but be consid-
cred him very narrow on other matters
for ols pcsing as q leader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
TIE TIcuRoIsNE CLAIMANT,
His Friends Dellove Mo Has Fighting
R1ltTfA Chance for the Doodle, '.l HGt s-,

Ills Friends Bellevo Me Has n Pightin,
4als'}l Chance for the doodle. p5i r..
NEw York, Jan. 11.-In regard to a dis
patch from Chicago stating that the Itch
borne claimant, who is now In that city
is about to reopen the celebrated contest
a gentleman well acquainted with the eel
ebrated case aald this afternoon: "The
claimant Is not e business man. He came
to America undor bad management, j
and thousands Of others believe he 10 the
real Sir Roger, and there is no doubt that
tho money he claims to have collected
To- fight the case is in hand, or,
what "a almost the same thing, has been
promiaed him. Ho has many wealthy
friends in England as wol as elsewhere.
One Of the great banking firm OF Barring
Brothers, OF London. Is o stanch believer
in and supporter OF the claimant. Tho
point on which am afraid, however, that
he will hsve trouble, Is that sct OF Parlia-
nent, which, though summary and un.
precedented In the history OF the Grown,
declared the cGso closed forever. At any
rate O,ton can not secure the Injunction Of
rea!raining the payment Of the accrued
rent to the nephew until the act Of Parlia.
ment Is repealed. II It can be shown that
he has q fighting chance am sure he can
get all the financial aid that Ia necessary,
and also think he will give the nephew a
struggle for the property, as in case tho
act is repealed the fight will be between
tho nephew and 0rton, and entirely out Of
the hands of the Government
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
MILTON wESroN,s CASE.


Another ETsrt to be nindo to Got tho MIL
~. llonairo out Of the Penitentiary.
HARRIsDuRo, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE new
Board OF Pardons, which will hold Its irst
session next month, will have among It's
cases another applican. for the pardon Of
Milton Weston. The old Board was the
most paraimon;ous in the distribution Of
mercy in tho history Of the body, and al
though Weston had the strongest case that
Was presented to 1t during its term, it con-
eidered, his application unfsvorably twice.
Tho now Board, it is confidently predicted,
will be more magnanimous to applicants
than its predecessor, and the pardon OF
Weston is thought to be almost certain.
Many distinguished men, among them the
late Senator Logan and Judge Mcdonald,
OF Indiana, are on record for the pardon
for the ex.millionaire. In addition to the
county officers Of Allegheny ever ten
thousand people OF Pittsburgh have asked
for executive clemency in his csse, and
when the Board Of Psrdons holds is next
meeting many new papers will be fled in
the interest Of the prisoner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
shoernukers, Out of Work.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE boot and shoe
assemblies, knights Of Labor, find that
several hundred shoemakers are out Of
employment. They claim that this il
caused by the action Of leading Chicago
manufacturers in diechrrging union men
who refused to sccept reduced wages, and
that the firms have not lived up to pledgea
made to the State Executive Committee
some months ago, which was that no work
then done by free laborers should go into
the hands Of couyicts. The shoemakers
last night decided to bring the matter
before District Assembly "a, and thus Sc.
cure renewal OF the boycott against
Sell, schwlb & Co., Chas. 81. Fargo &
Co., Henderson & Co., W. D. Wells & Co.
and Phelps, Dodge 4 Palmer. When tho
manager at O. II. Fargo & Co.'s establish
ment was talked TO to-day he said tho
number CT idle shoemakers was greatly
overstatel. He would express no idea ss
to the effect of the boycott on their busi-
ness, but did express q leaire that the
newspapers would keep still and let the
matter reat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12

DETROIT, Jan. ll.-While other parts Of
ths country were suffering from extreme
cold, this city was enjoying a steady a.
though not intonse cold. The change has
come, however, and last night and to-day
the coldcst weather OF the season has
been experienced, thermometers about
town registering from six to fifteen de-
grees below zero and the Signal Service
reporting three below during the night.
The leo in the river delays the railroad
ferries over hall an hour In crossing, the
channel cut through the ice filling with
loose cakes. All who can are staying in.
doors and business is slack. AT noon tho
Signal Service Office reported nine degrees
above. Throughout the State colder
weather has been reported, but it is steady
and lasting rather than intense. At Che
boygsn It has been below zero for week.
For the last two days St. Joseph has had
tho co!dest weather OF the season, the
mercury dropping fifteen degrees below
zero. Like reports have been received
from all parts Of the lower peninsula.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. ll.-Tho annual re.
port Of the State Mine Inspector has just
bssn hled. 1t shows that tho coal trade
during the year has been considerably
above tho average and that the miners
have made more time than for several
yesrs. Notwithstanding the natural gas
discovsries, the output Of the Ohio mineo
has exceeded that OF previoua ysars. -
o0y 0s two ,kss nave oGSSs,sd durg
and the other in TIE Hooking Valley. Nj.
Bancroft, the Inspector, Gays; "The ab-
senGe OF the labor troubles ID directly due
to the Interstate Convention OF Miners
and Operators, held in this city last Feb.
ruary, when ecale OF prices was esreed
upon. Twenty.eight new mines were
opened during the year and nineteen
abandoned ~ Hs-s,g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
Commissloner miiler's Struggle.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelttD7lcer. -,lEi "a
WASHINGTON, D. o., Jan. ll.-Commis.
sioner joseph S. Miller, Of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, is about to have his first
severe struggle with ConQress. The
growth OF the sentiment in favor OF the
abolition Of the tobacco ta1 and the tax
on fruit brandies is likely to culminats in
the passage Of such measure. The De-
partment will oppose strenuously the
effort. It believes that such a law would
cnly bs the initial step toward sbolishing
the entire internal revenue Bys:em. The
Commissioner says that the tobacco tax is
the easiest and least expensive tax to COL
leQt, and should not be abolished for res.
sons Of economy, while in no way can it
be shown that repeal OF the present
laws would benefit the people. :t ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
Beef Industry Of Tex,.s.

DALLAS, Tex, Jan. ia large NUN.
Der Of cattle growerO from all parts OF the
State are here to participate ia conyea-
ton for the purpose OF taking preliminary
steps toward tho establishment Of etock
yards, slaughter houses and cooling rooms
for the handling and slaughterius Of beef
hogs attor the pattern OF similar ins.itu-
tions in Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas
City. Plans will also be promulgated by
which the cattle trade OF tia State eau bs
developed and controlled in tho interest
OF the people of, Texas, with the view OF
securing better homo markets to tho
growers. Rival delegations ara wire.
pulling to secure the location OF the psct.
Ing houses for San Antonio, Dallas, Fort
Worth and Houston, The prospscis are
IN favor OF the latter city, representative
business mon having combined with the
country cattle growers and agreed upon a
liberal proposition to be placed before the
convention. s.,a1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12

TIE New York Chronicle, an insurance
journal, publishes an elaborate article or
the causes Of fires which shows that more
than ous.quarter OF oil the fires in the
United State. in which insurance com.
panies ars at all concerned, are OF ircer.
diary origin. Defective tlues are by tal
moro destructive thrn any other accidental
cause, explosion Of lamps and lanternr,
lightning, matches, and sparks ranking
next.
In regard to the incendiary record the
Cleveland Leudtr comments as follows
"In one respect the terrible record Of in.
cendiariEm is very deceptive. Most Of tie
fires from this cause are small ones in the
country or in small towns, and in csses
where the fring OF one building reuults in
the burning OF ten, all are credited to the
torch Of the incendiary. In large citiea
the proportion Of lcsaes from this cause i,
comparatively small, not mora than per
cent in some OF them. Spontaneous COM
bus!ion, and 'stovea and stove pipes sre
prominent among the causes given, but II
ia quite probable that the former is in the
nature Of cs!ch.all which besrs the bur.
den Of not few fires the cause Of which
is simply unknown. The causes named
account for about 7G percent Of all the
fires in tho country, but tramps and ashes
are responsible for good many. Speak.
ing broadly, there are few which, are not
the result OF carelessness or crime, few
which could not be prevented, thereby
saving s75,Ooo,OOO 10 slOo,OOo,oOo yesr
to the country"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-12
BELLAIRE,
The River Gorged awhile Yes,erday-Ia
riOus News Itemh

| Tho ISfyar
-,a = % IT,. ". n.o - .os''faaI-'a va a.
Mo,.h.u hwa..s s HsI. S. TENS.
goods al auct;on 'A AN'o ''oseu ou' 'iie'f
NJ ....a.~.:,.r :,
r.. ine ~ hstees railway WI Dc offered ior sale
~, u ~ Sl' ooiuIiS :,
q, INN tie psop,s nave oeen doing all
'Nr,t n, nS.Ains III 'ne in'aale OF the street.
a.. ihe tllst rfesoyterlan Church is con-
.Lnutns .Aln eHcn evening she meetings Of last
we've.
Inc iee on the creek has been spoiled
10. sAesess py Inc SNOW ploWs OF the ice
nouses. l,5
Rev; MIR. Walker, OF tho Presbyterian
u'iutel Oh Mattins Ferry, Was III town
Sesterosv. -.
Several boys were hurt badly yesterday
eledd!ng down the steep hill Of Thirty
eighth street.
The Buckeye Building Association sold
money as fifty and 6fty.three cents pre-
MUM Monday night.
The Belmont SAVINGS and I,an Cam
pany sold money Monday for 20 and 81
cents premium per week.
James Gill's pot works Yesterday ship.
ned car of glass house nots 10 tho Elsnn
glses works at Martins Ferry, : :
Georoe Romick Clavel,nd & p;t,ohr, ,,h
ward Tnsste- hsa san "nnGooS ~ a'nusSa h;,
ior aeveraI daus @ r;sb b rSanme.;.n eG w LIB peu
~ n ~ ps.n wv w, W. tnn,'si. In,
". @ susssii Mooa' OF tho wheeling Nat
nnuins @ the smniny,o" sns ~ ~ a aomn yesterday
w,ras p.o-a 49, '. =. sno .oD DpAny:
mayor htown mas succeeded IA raising
aeo9q paIt o! inc nye hundred dollars de-
siisd LOT tne improvement OF the Square.
Rev. ]. G Smith ia holding protracted
meeting at G Iincy, and will ehortly begin
meetings iu the South Bellairs NJ. E.
church. (
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Dow tax already collected In Ham.
ilton county, Ohio, aggregates about $3.50, /.

The Dow tax already, collected In Ham.
ilton county, Ohio, aggregates about $3.50, /.
900. 7fi ..yi5tas
At Fort Keogh, Montana, the tempera.
ture has varied 9O' in twenty.four hours.
The Homestead Stcel.works, Pittsburgh,
advances the wages Of employees from five
to twenty percent. isiy
/ a. ]. Brooks' shoe factory, Boston,
burned yesterday. Loes $4,000 insur.
snco s65, ,OC0. Two hundred hands are
thrown out OF employment.
Mrs. Jonas Yoder, hiillsrsburg, o., saya
she has been disturbed by the ghost oil
her husband who killed himself, and has
had the remains taken up and buried
four miles further away from he,
premises. ElG .i5S}s
Mr.. James N. Glenn makes abatement
over his signature that the Cincinnati
Gan Company has overcharged the city
for gas furnished to street lamps. Ptesi
dent Hickenlooper denies that there has
been overcharge under the contract,
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join RoACu,s pEAru.
Personal Friend Talks About Secretary
Whitpey's Cour.s ~.

A Personal Friend Talks About Secretary
Whitney's Course.
Mr.. 7. X. Mcknight, q prominent young
Pittsburgher, was in the city last evening.
He represents Chalmers, Spence & Co., oi
which firm the lamented John Roach was
a member. being President Of the corpora.
ton ct the time Of his death. Mr.. Nc.
knight enjoyed personal acquaintance
with the old ship.huilder, and in speaking
OF his death last evening was rather sewers
IN his remarks about Secretary OF the
Navy Whitney, and bis attitude toward
Roach. He says that in his opinion
tho cauee OF the bad treatment Roach re-
ceived from the hands of the Administra.
ton was that as an enthusiastic Republi-
can, Roach contributed largely to the
Blaine fund and thereby incurred the
spite OF the Democracy. Mr.. Mcknight
says lie was on the famous Dolphin when
she mado her trip, and says that the re-
iected ship made two knots more an hour
than were called for in the specifications !;
and that it was model vessel, but Roach
had to go down because OF bio Rspubli.
canism. 7-a .-IAgll1l1r :
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
mud Vicinity.

md Vicinity. ~.
Ono day recently, Ruhl, Koblegard &
Co., Wholesale grocers, at Weston, receiv.
cd from Braxton county consignment OF
1900 pounds Of dressed poultry. Il took
a train of ten large road schooners" to
hau. the fowls into Weston. It was near
y all shipped to Eastern markets. Judg.
ing from the Braxton county papers the
people must bs devoting themselves to
poultry raising. The prevailing prices for
tho fowls, dressed, are: Chickens. S cents
per pound; turkeys, cents; ducks, Q
cents, and geese, 4 cents. =
The house Of s. B. and 7. F. Tincher, OF
Fsyette county, was burned while the
familieB were attending church; also the
s'lversmith shop Of T. F. Tinchsr, which
contained several valuable watches. The
fire wss not discovered in tims to save
anything. Both families were left with
just the clothing they wore to church.
Tho house contained all their corn, bacon,
fruit, and in fact everything in the way OF
provisions, b,dding and clothing, which
were destroyed. 1t is generally supposed
to be the work Of an incendiary.